Pujolasos developed wooden caps for Stradivarius' fragrance line, translating a fashion-led identity into a material solution. Colour was integrated into the wood itself, allowing the grain, tactility and natural depth to remain visible and authentic. The surface needed to retain its material presence, even across expressive and contemporary shades.
The objective was clear: to develop coloured wooden caps aligned with a fashion-driven fragrance universe, while preserving the integrity and credibility of wood. From an execution perspective, this required control and consistency.
Multiple colours needed to perform reliably across production, maintaining visual depth, texture and finish. Expressiveness had to work hand in hand with industrial repeatability. This is where Pujolasos’ material expertise becomes decisive.
When colour is developed as part of the material, it supports product identity and reinforces coherence across the range. In fashion-inspired beauty packaging, this approach allows colour to elevate the product without overriding the material itself.
If you are exploring coloured wood solutions and want to discuss material behaviour, finishes or scalability, get in touch now!